You're welcome (I think it was me shouting 'Seagulls!' that made you look over). You looked in pretty good shape at 11.5 miles though.the support I got from start to finish because of it was f***ing incredible. I'm not ashamed to say that from about 16 miles I really struggled. But hearing seagulls chants aimed at me as i hobbled past was a pretty amazing thing.
So what I'm trying to say is......
THANK YOU.
Do you think [MENTION=6891]chimneys[/MENTION] didn't like it?Excellent photo!
Do you think [MENTION=6891]chimneys[/MENTION] didn't like it?
Phew, I was beginning to feel unloved.Triggaaar-I didnt like it I LOVED it!!
Yes, I'll get you the right file for printing. It would look a bit rubbish if you printed from the one on here.Fully understand about getting your permission to reproduce. I would love to get a framed photo for me (and me mum-ahhh!). Should I send you a PM?
That would be great, thank you (no, not doing it for profit). I've never met BoF (because he was too slow ), but he's running for the charity that help my children, which is much appreciated I understand he's said he's up for next year too, and this time, he's going to train!(BTW having just spotted you are promoting sponsorship of Whoopsadaisy, will happily donate to that (via Barrel of Fun?) by way of thanks unless you are operating on a commercial basis?).
That would be great, thank you (no, not doing it for profit). I've never met BoF (because he was too slow ), but he's running for the charity that help my children, which is much appreciated I understand he's said he's up for next year too, and this time, he's going to train!
But what time did he get? Strangely, the results page shows that his race time and chip time were both 3:30:20 (so one of the times is wrong), but my information suggests his chip time should be about 3 minutes less than the race time. Quite important when dealing with whether or not he broke the 3:30 achievement.I can confirm Chimneys was one happy guy at the finish and so he should be with that time.
ThanksBut what time did he get? Strangely, the results page shows that his race time and chip time were both 3:30:20 (so one of the times is wrong), but my information suggests his chip time should be about 3 minutes less than the race time. Quite important when dealing with whether or not he broke the 3:30 achievement.
ThanksBut what time did he get? Strangely, the results page shows that his race time and chip time were both 3:30:20 (so one of the times is wrong), but my information suggests his chip time should be about 3 minutes less than the race time. Quite important when dealing with whether or not he broke the 3:30 achievement.
Indeed it is. That's as good as any non-club every day runner can do, only serious runners break 3 hours.He broke the 3:30 as I understand. A great achievement.
ThanksBut what time did he get? Strangely, the results page shows that his race time and chip time were both 3:30:20 (so one of the times is wrong), but my information suggests his chip time should be about 3 minutes less than the race time. Quite important when dealing with whether or not he broke the 3:30 achievement.
you're email is quite snotty isn't it The metadata on the photos show when the Elites passed Gus, and when you passed just over 3 minutes later.If they dont sort, I reckon your photo is perfect proof.
you're email is quite snotty isn't it The metadata on the photos show when the Elites passed Gus, and when you passed just over 3 minutes later.
Girl I work with came 9th in Ladies race. Bloody good I think.
They definitely have to fix it, I can well believe you gave it everything to finish in under 3:30.I know there are far more important things to worry about in life, but I gave that marathon everything I had, and currently feel slightly cheated.
Girl I work with came 9th in Ladies race. Bloody good I think.
So she has work colleagues and a boyfriend. What a hussy. 9th is amazing though, so quite how she has time for work and men I have no idea.How strange, my mates girlfriend finished 9th in the ladies race....